Annual Praise and Thank Offering Raises 193 at Presbyterian Service
The Presbyterian Church women led the annual Praise and Thank Offering service Tuesday afternoon, raising 193. Mrs. E B Smith and committee organized the event with the program theme Wom enedfoeering written by Catherine Jones. Mrs. H R Wilson sang Sometime Somewhere with Mrs. Isaac Williams at the piano. Mr. Kennedy spoke on the Better Drama movement and the value of a beautiful language. Miss Matthison and Miss Merwin provided musical and vocal highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Dramatic Organization
Kennedy
United States
Europe
Matthison
Mrs. Browning
Miss Merwin
Mrs. Julia Dickson Ends Visit in Chillicothe
Mrs. Julia Dickson of Chillicothe returns home after a short stay with her brother A. T. Lawhead and family at 34 Morrie Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Dickson
Chillicothe
A. T. Lawhead
Morrie Avenue
birth of Dorothy Ilene Smith in Athens Washington
Mr and Mrs G Ronald Smith of Athens Washington announce the birth of a daughter Dorothy Ilene born Saturday November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ronald Smith
Athens
Dorothy Ilene
Mrs. J L Little Returns From Visit to Suffolk
Mrs. J L Little of Suffolk West Virginia returns home this evening after visiting her sister Mrs S C Lummis at 111 Grosvenor street and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Little
Suffolk
W. Va
S. C. Lummis
Grosvenor Street
Loviner Heads Out for Week of Visits
John Loviner left today to spend the remainder of the week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Loviner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loviner
Jobus
Raymond Loviner
County Health Officer Higgins Attends Ohio Convention
County Health Officer Z M Higgins spends the week in Columbus for the state convention of Ohio county health officers and will return Friday evening. The Business Woman's Club meets at 7 PM Thursday for important business and the election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. M. Higgins
Columbus
Ohio
Business Woman's Club
Progressive Literary Club Hosts Meeting in Lancaster Street Home
Mrs. C. H. Slaughter hosted the Progressive Literary club on Tuesday evening at 139 Lancaster Street with Mrs. H. M. Bennett presiding. Reports on the southeast district convention of Women’s Federated Clubs, vocal selections by Mrs. F. E. Fr. Maurer, and a paper on family faith were featured. refreshments and guests followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
C. H. Slaughter
Lancaster Street
H. M. Bennett
Ida M. Devore
Women's Federated Clubs
Middleport
Fr. Maurer
Mother Maghree
Aida Johnson Young
St. Mary's
A. Emmett Adams
EF. Selby
Th. YY. Maurer
WH. O.townsend
I. Adams
Mia
Loraine Coe
Dorothy Duncan
Bobby Maurer
Community Drama League Opens Year With Kennedy and Matthison
The Ath ens Community Drama League opened its year at the Men's Union with Charles Rann Kennedy discussing the Better Drama movement and Edith Wynne Matthison performing Shakespeare and Browning sonnets. More than a hundred members and guests attended the afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Drama League of Athens
Men's Union
Charles Rann Kennedy
Edith Wynne Matthison
Shakespeare
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Drama League
Local families visit Riverside Sunday
Mr and Mrs George Tribe with sons Lowell and Louise visited Mr and Mrs Joe Riley and family in Riverside on Sunday. Also visiting were Mr rank Barnes and children Paul Mary and Woodrow and Mr and Mrs Grant Michael and daughter Eleanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tribe
Lowell and
Louise
Rank Barnes
Paul, Mary
Woodrow
Grant Michael
Eleanor
Joe Riley
Riverside
Visitors from Logan Stop by Mrs Stickney and Mrs Murphy
Mrs. Carl Stickney and Mrs. Hal Murphy were Tuesday visitors in Logan. They called on friends and did a bit of local sightseeing during their trip through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stickney
Hal Murphy
Logan
Country Life Association meeting closes with banquet
Dr. and Mrs. K. Mardis returned Tuesday evening from Columbus where he attended the American Country Life association sessions. The meeting opened Friday night and closed Tuesday night with a banquet. Thirty states and Canada were represented, sending 260 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Mardis
Columbus
American Country Life Association
States
Canada
Needle Club Retains Members and Plans Growth
The Tuesday Needle club met at 16 Maplewood drive with 13 members. Ten hours were spent on needlework and social talk, with prizes to Mrs Mickle and Mrs Grover. President Mrs Hickman led a business meeting to raise membership from 25 to 30, with six new names to be voted on in December for the Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8
Roy Pilcher
Mr. Pilcher
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Geraldine
Helen Burson
Walter Burson
Social club meeting features readings and contest
The federated clubs held a guest day meeting with a social program. Members gave several readings and a contest. Refreshments were served by Mrs. J. R. Harvey Mrs. Addison Fryburger Mrs. P. F. Shirley Mrs. Ek W. Bingman and Mrs. Evan Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Federated Clubs
J. R. Harvey
Addison Fryburger
P. FE. Shirley
Ek. W. Bingman
Evan Hamilton
Cullums Welcome Family for Two Week Visit in Charleston
Mrs Edward N Cullums and her baby daughter Betty Eleanor of Charleston West Virginia arrive to visit Mr and Mrs Edward N Cullums at 28 South Court Street for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Cullums
Betty Eleanor
Charleston
W. Va
Talor and Hall Family Visit in Coolville
Mr and Mrs F C Talor and nephew Olin Hall Jr of Coolville were guests of Mrs Charles H Wyatt at 42 Elmwood Place. Mrs Taylor and Olin left this afternoon for Dayton to visit Olwin Hall's father Dr C B Hall, brother in law to Mrs Taylor and Mrs Wyatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Talor
Olin Hall, Jr
Coolville
Charles H. Wyatt
Elmwood Place
Taylor
Dayton
Olwin Hall
C. B. Hall
Test of Limestone Beam Tensile Strength Under Load
Fatigue tests on eighteen limestone beams at the United States Bureau of Standards continue for over sixteen months. Beams measure twenty eight inches between supports four inches wide and one and one half inches thick as they endure heavy loads.
Structural Beams Withstand Test Without Fracture
Tests show none of the beams broke while bending averages .002 inches. Researchers note the data indicate high resilience under applied load. Further analysis will compare variations across beam samples and loading conditions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. G. Grass
F. L. Carter
St. Albans
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
L. G. Maynard
Maplewod Drive
Tuesday Needle Club
Maccenas
Wade Bean
West State Street
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
E. W. Bingman
Dow
The
J. Zenner Co
Willa
Edna
Wuh
Jrwillami
By Williams
Frontier Asth CO
Lostro
Lostro Bldg
Sonesick
Reno
Brunswick
Brunswick Phonograph
Brunswick Radiola
Sarah Bailey
John Levkulich
Common Pleas
Ottawa
Putnam County
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Partor
West Union St
Style Shop
Dresden
Kenilworth
Athens Book & News Co
Cline Bldg
Athens, Ohio
South Court House
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